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Four filmmakers follow the formidable thinker and various members of his family in his milieu
A pasted-together documentary tribute to the late author and critic
Radical communicator of hidden power in art
The poet Don Peterson considers what these images of Britain in post-industrial decline reveal about our current political climate
Renewable energy industry faces tough times if key support is reduced as scheduled at end of 2016
A round-up of the titles to remember
In a collection that takes us from cave paintings to contemporary art, the author suggests a new way of seeing his criticism
Paintings once seen as conduits to the divine may have become mere museum pieces but their unsettling power persists
Using the words of real people, this one-woman show illustrates how human activity is damaging the natural world
Robert Hughes, 1938-2012, Critic and historian
At BFI Southbank, John Berger’s seminal TV series about art gets a rare screening. But what is his influence in the age of Damien Hirst?
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